Travel Photography by Michael Matti

Michael Matti is a talented commercial travel photographer. Born in Indonesia, grew up in different parts of Southeast Asia, and currently lives in Seattle, Washington, USA. Michael has been working as a commercial photographer for 7 years and mainly with organizations related to travel - hotels, tour operators, airlines, as well as with companies specializing in specific types of tourism - hiking, mountain climbing, etc. It is thanks to his work that the photographer constantly travels to new countries for him, and during breaks, he explores the state of Washington, which he calls his home.

Woodstock, New Hampshire

Monuments in Selfie mode

Taganrog the beautiful old city, the birthplace of Photographer Anton Chekhov and Faina Ranevskaya. Photographer Anton Bakaryuk present the monuments of his native Taganrog in very different way - Just think, these sculptures were taken their own selfie with  selfie stick - as if they were making self-portraits, which they would later post on social networks. Lets see the monuments in selfie mode.

21 Gorgeous Photos Finalists of AGORA Awards 2019 Photo Contest

It's been nearly 9 months since the photographers from around the world submitted photos to participate in the AGORA Awards 2019. And this year, the success was the rendezvous, since nearly 130 000 photographs were submitted, among which only 50 finalist photos were retained. These photos take us from one end of the world to the other, from the Sahara Desert to the beauty of Vietnam, from the finesse of an ant to the agility of a lizard, and again in many situations we never thought of. In this article, you will discover 21 breathtaking photos among the 50 finalists. And who knows, in there is perhaps the winner of this year, who will have the chance to leave with the tidy sum of 25 000 dollars. The answer is on November 6th!

1. Best friends (Andi Halil)

Drone around the world by J.P. and Mike Andrews | Aerial Photography

Two brothers from Britain J.P. and Mike Andrews travel with a drone and, describing their approach to aerial photography.

Say's “it’s important not to determine the object in the frame, but to show how mysterious and wonderful the world from above can seem”.

Honey hunters of Nepal

Andrew Newey, an award-winning UK-based travel photographer, has captured amazing photographs of central Nepalese Gurung tribe members engaged in a dangerous and ancient tradition of honey hunting. The Gurung honey hunters climb to the top of the cliffs in central Nepal twice a year to collect honey. The same tools their ancestors used were hand-woven rope ladders. 

Honey hunters of Nepal